Device for regulating the contrast of video images

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Gray scale transformation

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348645, 348659, H04N 968

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ABSTRACT:
A device for regulating the luminance signal and chromanance signals of a video image to be converted into red, green and blue color signals. The device includes a conversion matrix and a device for regulating an amplitude of the luminance signal, the blue color difference chromanance signal and a red color difference chromanance signal to be modified by a user adjustment control. The device further includes a device for preventing the color signal having the highest value at the output of the conversion matrix from being able to exceed a saturation value substantially equal to a percentage, preferably 70%, of the white level of the image signal when the color signal reaches the saturation value.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan vol. 14, No. 391 (E-968), Aug. 23, 1990 & JP 02 145084 A (Hitachi), Jun. 4, 1990.

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